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The Cleveland, Ohio-based MRO has been certified as an active participant in the FAA Part 5 Voluntary Safety Management System Program.

UAS manufacturer Silent Falcon’s solar electric E1 UAV has completed 500 hours of flight testing.

Following Iranian attacks on U.S. bases in Baghdad, the FAA has prohibited U.S. civil operators from overflying the airspace in and around Iraq and Iran.

The new ATC charging system in Europe takes into consideration the actual route flown and allows for a more accurate application of the user pay principle.

The SF50 service approval makes Air Service Basel Europe's first authorized service center for the jet that carries EASA or FAA registration.

U.S. aviation authorities react to Iranian missile strikes on Iraqi air bases.

AeroRepair operates six North American locations specializing in wheel and brake MRO services.

Early indications suggest an engine fire brought down the Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737 outside Tehran.

Embraer will support startup Elroy Air to develop its Chaparral cargo-carrying eVTOL aircraft for service entry in 2022.

Hill AFB in Utah is the first operational U.S. Air Force base to receive its full complement of Lockheed Martin F-35As.

China's EHang wants to conduct longer-term U.S. flight trials with its 216 eVTOL air taxi aircraft as it seeks to achieve type certification.

Garmin unveiled the newest version of its GTN series of GPS/navcoms.

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The 76 fatalities from accidents involving U.S.-registered business aircraft were the highest number since 2006.

ABS Jets is expanding its services to full-scale FBO operations at Bratislava Airport in Slovakia with recent airport authority approval.

Aircraft broker Colibri Aircraft credits growing economies in Eastern and Central Europe for the jumps in in business aviation fleet numbers in the region.

The U.S. manufacturer cites its “unstinting commitment” to the Max’s safe return to service as it changes its position on simulator requirements.

India’s three armed forces now come under the purview of a single Chief of the Defence Staff, whose aim is to streamline logistics and operational assets.

Dassault Aviation delivered 40 Falcon business jets last year, one fewer than in 2018, while it continues apace on the Falcon 6X program.

The 24-month program offers apprentices a paying job and formalized training to receive their FAA certification.

Gentex’s electronically dimmable windows now come as standard equipment on the Boeing 787 family and will be available on Airbuses.

The German flag carrier will fly three SAF-powered routes from San Francisco.

In-flight connectivity service provider SmartSky Networks has received $25 million more in funding and delayed commercial network launch to mid-2020.

FAA will research pilot-HUD interface, pilot performance, and crew workload using Collins Aerospace's head-up display virtual-reality training device.

Sheedy succeeds Greg Conlon, who recently was promoted to president and CEO of Milestone parent GECAS.

Some SkyCourier workers were among the first to return on Monday to working regular shifts at Textron Aviation's Plant 3.

Jump Aero, launched by Terrafugia founder Carl Dietrich, wants to develop an eVTOL aircraft specifically to support emergency medical services.

Uber says South Korean automaker Hyundai will be able to build eVTOL aircraft on a more cost effective scale than its other partner companies.

Textron Aviation has acquired Premiair Aviation's three service facilities in Australia.

The Boeing narrowbody’s largest supplier ceased building 737 components on January 1.